Markdown to Word converter
Turn Markdown into a downloadable Word document (.doc) in your browser.
How to use
- Paste your Markdown into the input box — the output pane shows the document's HTML source.
- Click Download to save it as dokumen.doc.
- Open it in Word (click Yes if a format notice appears) or import it into Google Docs.
Frequently asked questions
Word says the file format and extension don't match — is the file broken?
No. The file is Word-compatible HTML with a .doc extension, a format Word has opened for decades. Click Yes and it opens normally; use Save As in Word if you want a native .docx.
Will it open on my phone?
Mobile office apps are inconsistent with HTML-based .doc files — some show raw markup instead of the document. The reliable route on a phone is importing the file into Google Docs, which reads it cleanly.
Do images in my Markdown end up in the document?
Only self-contained data: images. Regular web images are replaced with their alt text, so the exported file never fetches anything from the internet when opened — nothing leaks to image hosts.
About this tool
Write in Markdown, hand over a Word file: this tool converts your Markdown into a formatted document — headings, lists, tables, code blocks, quotes — and downloads it as a .doc that Microsoft Word, LibreOffice and Google Docs can open. Honest fine print: the file is Word-compatible HTML, not a native .docx, so newer Word versions may show a one-time "file format and extension don't match" notice — click Yes and the document opens normally. On phones, office apps handle HTML-based .doc files inconsistently; importing into Google Docs is the reliable route there. The export is deliberately self-contained: web images are replaced by their alt text so the document never fetches anything from the internet when opened, and the conversion itself never sends your text to a server.